It was a relief to have confirmation crew members from Atlantic Destiny were back on land and would be reunited with their friends and families. But let's talk about journalism for a minute.

People are upset with the decision not to lay charges against the two RCMP officers involved in the shooting incident at the Onslow Belmont Firehall. SIRT says it's not criminal but there were challenges with the communication on that day in April 2020.

Challenges in accessing the COVID-19 vaccination website and phone number are a good thing. Octogenarians and older Nova Scotians are anxious to get their lives back as record numbers of young people are getting asymptomatic tests done.

At one point, almost two out of three employees (not laid off) were working from home. And as we wait for the roll out of vaccines for more of us, what's the new work life balance going to look like?

Trying to find the good in every story goes against our very instincts that helped us thrive as a species. But sometimes we forget how far we've come as a society, even in a pandemic.

HRM is looking to spend tax money to help make neighbourhoods safer by expanding their traffic calming measures to more city streets. But in the end, should everyone pay to slow down drivers or could photo radar be the answer?

A new cabinet with new faces and some new responsibilities for some of the former ministers. Gender parity was not possible, but it looks like a younger generation of politicians is taking over.

Halifax Transit makes it easier for people with disabilities to use their service with kneeling buses. Council is being urged to consider an On-Demand Private Accessible Transportation Service to take over from dwindling number of accessible cabs.

He's about to become the 29th Premier of Nova Scotia, but for how long? Nova Scotia is the only province without fixed date elections. Is Iain Rankin a gambler or will he try and make history but avoiding the outcomes of former premiers MacDonald, MacLellan and Cameron?

Two weeks after giving his media interviews on his exit from the premier's chair, Stephen McNeil will be holding one last COVID briefing, Who's more relieved, him or the media?